Leatherman and Snider Earn Eagle Scout Badges at Court
Leatherman Marlin G. and George G. Snider Jr. were named Eagle Scouts at Troop 3 Court of Honor held at Braddock Street Methodist Church. Present were family, sponsors, and leaders including Bill Chapman and Bill Louthan. other awards went to Star, First and Second Class scouts and numerous merit badge recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Scout
Skeeter Knee
George G. Snider, Jr
Marlin Snider
George G
Marlin G. Leatherman
W. Cecil St
Academy Circle
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Bill Chapman
Council Advancement
William J. Leatherman, Jr
Sam Hurst
Troop 3
Braddock St
William Locke
Leslie Carper
Don J. Ratliff
Louthan
Phillip A. Carper
Gary W. Chrisman
Joseph S. DuBose
Roy Ferguson
Charles M. Hurst
Charles Merley
Charles E. Holsinger
Mark D. Havermale
Stephen McIntire
Samuel E. Simpson
Scott E. Simpson
Harold C. Campbell
David D. Creager
George 8S
DeSchon
Walter E. Anderson
Edward M. Bagby
Ronald W. Barley
Giles W. Brent
Warren Bull
John Jeter
Local Antique Car Club Members to Attend Hershey Meet
Twenty five Shenandoah Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America will travel to Hershey Pennsylvania for the annual ARCA meet with about one thousand restored cars on display. Edgar E Rohr national president will attend with his 1917 Detroit Electric and new European made 1935 Rohr. Shenandoah Region members list includes Russell Anderson Arthur L Bragg Charles Breeden Wilbur Brill Ralph Burhart and others from Winchester Frederick County and nearby towns. The event features free public viewing 9 am to 5 pm with five acres of parts and automobiliana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Meet
Arthur I. Bragg
Shenandoah
Edgar E. Rohr
Manassas
AACA
Rohr
America
Winchester
Apple Blossom Office
Bragg
Luci Baines Johnson
Lucille Ball
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Standley Steamer
Hershey
Charles W. Daniels
Shenandoah Region
James A. Summel
Mr. Bragg
ARCA
Frederick County
Ford
Wilbur Brill
Wardensville
W.va
Ralph Burhart
Martinsburg
W. Vas
Charles W. Daniels, Jr
Mark Durst
Kearneysville
W. Va
John Jackson
Lewis Lamp
Dr. Reynolds Legg
Rodney McCauley
Robert Pierce
David W. Plank
Joy Roe
William Sandy
Ward Snyder
James Summel
A. L. Strawderman
Yatkins
J. H. Sallender
Strasburg
Cord
Cletus Swisher
George Travers
Chevrolet
Vernon Unger
George Werdig
Queen City
Cumberland, Md
Middle States
United States
JWHS Youths Win National Shop Awards
Three James Wood High School students earned Fifth Award honors in the Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation program. Charles Boyd and Robert Crosen shared a $50 award for a portable cattle squeeze built in the JWHS shop under William Whitacre. Harry White Jr earned the same Fifth Award for a portable loading chute under Henry Davis at Mountain Falls High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood High School
James
Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles R. Boyd
Rt. 1
Stephens City
Robert L. Crosen
Cross Junction
James Wood
William L. Whitacre
Harry White, Jr
Mountain Falls Rt
Winchester
Henry M. Davis
College enrollment climbs 12 percent in West Virginia
Fall enrollment at Marshall University and eight state colleges rose 12 percent, adding 2,055 students for a total of 19,154. Officials had anticipated smaller growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Marshall University
State Board of Education
Vaccination clinics for dogs in Strasburg and Woodstock
Dr. William Truban brings rabies vaccination clinics to Strasburg High School today from 4 to 7 p.m. and Woodstock Elementary School tomorrow from 1 to 5 p.m. The program targets dog owners in Strasburg and Woodstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
Woodstock
William Truban
Area Doctors Delegates To Meeting
Five area doctors are delegates to the 117th annual meet of the Medical Society of Wir at the Golden Triangle in Norfolk Sunday through Wednesday. Delegates include George H. Smith James R. York John C. Hortenstine C L Riley Carroll Iden Richard E. Palmer president of Alexandria McLemore Birdsong Charlottesville president elect Dennis P. McCarty Front Royal councilor of the Seventh District. The 42nd annual meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary will be on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Society of
Wirat
Golden Triangle
Norfolk
George H. Smith
James R. York
John C. Hortenstine
C. L. Riley
Carroll Iden
Richard E. Palmer
Alexandria
McLemore Birdsong
Charlottesville
Dennis P. McCarty
Front Royal
Woman’s Auxiliary
Woodbine Wins Second in Yearbook Competition
New York James Wood High School Woodbine earned a second place in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association awards for offset printing yearbooks in the 24th annual conference. Central High of Woodstock took a second in printed yearbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James, Wood High School
Woodbine
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
The
Central High of
Woodstock
Wings
Virginia Democrats distribute GOP pamphlet in Southside
Democrats in Virginia circulated a Republican pamphlet attributed to Barry Goldwater that cited civil rights support. The flyer, prepared for D C Negro areas, urged Virginians to resent a candidate with conflicting northern and southern messages and was recalled after Washington distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Barry Goldwater
Virginia
Democratic Camepaign Committee
District of Columbia
Goldwater
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
South
Danville
Dog Dodges Jets and Police for Three Weeks at LAX
A German shepherd roamed Los Angeles International Airport for three months, evading jets and would-be captors while subsisting on scraps. Shelter workers finally trapped her with a wire cage snare. The dog is described as gentle and nervous and will be kept a week for owner locate before adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Idog
Los Angeles International Airport
Miller Campaigns In Midwest
Rep. William E. Miller campaigns for GOP vice presidential ticket in the Midwest advancing a counter to Lyndon Johnson’s boasts. He seeks to persuade Republicans and independents that Johnson’s victory claim is fading while Republican fortunes rise. Miller travels from Quincy to Illinois and Indiana with stops in Missouri and Tennessee as he tours for Barry Goldwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy, Ill
William E. Miller
GOP
Midwest
Barry Goldwater
Miller
Missouri
Tennessee
Johnson
Nashville
Lyndon Johnson
Tion
Lyndon
New York
Quincy
Illinois
Indiana
Slayer Freed Despite 3 Confessions
James W. Killough, a former mail man who confessed three times to strangling his wife and led police to her buried body, was freed after a judge directed acquittal on manslaughter charges. The appeals court ruled the confessions invalid, leaving insufficient evidence to proceed. Wife disappeared October 13, 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
James W. Killough
George L. Hart Jr
U.S. District Court
Killough
U.S. Court of Appeals
Hart
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. Leatherman
Mr.Snider, Sr
Mr. Leatherman, Jr
Leatherman
Snider
Ralph H. Jolley, Jr
Rodney Lee Kines
Steve A. Orndorff
James R. Owens
Earl Stanley Patterson, Jr
John E. Ricketts
George A. Williamson
Edward Bagby
Lyle Bull
Harold Campbell
Phillip Carper
Gary Chrisman
Wayne Combs
David Creager
George DeSchon
Joseph DuBose
Steve Fettner
John William Hawse
Charles Holsinger
Mark
Rodney Kines
Marlin Leatherman
Donald Mason
Walter Mason
Stephen Me.Intire
Charles Morley
Steve ‘Ornhorfz
Walter Paulette
Garland Peck
N Ratliff
Sam Simpson
T Simpson
Robert Smallwood
G.G. Snider, Jr
George Williamson
Jimmy Williford
Anna Holes
Jersey
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
N.Y
Antique Car Club
Russell Anderson
Hudson
Grayton Bennington
Arthur L. Bragg
Frank Bragg
Charles Breeden
Jwhs Youths
Get National Shop Awards
Warrenton
Fauquier County
Staunton
City Fairgrounds
Patricia A. Menk
Earl Jones
Glenmore Hunt Club
Staunton- Augusta
Council
Democrats
Vickie
Brookfield Zoo
Zoo
Slayer
Sam
Cash Grocery
S. Kent St
Fairmont
Byrd
Luray Caverns
Luray, Virginia
Luray
Luray, VA
H. N. Ritter, Inc
Berryville
Berryville, Va